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As soon as he came in, John couldn't wait to tell the latest situation, which sounded like gloating, but it wasn't.John still feels a little nervous about the current situation in Juba.

Surrounded by crowds of protesters, Alan Wilson faced it in the Malaya Administrative Office, but he didn't. He was afraid that something would happen, which would lead to an uncontrollable development of the situation.

"Don't worry, just dare to make trouble and shoot. For the safety of our American allies, we can do anything." Alan Wilson comforted him. The situation here is much better than that in Kuala Lumpur.

At the beginning, he couldn't sleep at night because he was afraid that the protesting crowd would be bewitched by Indonesia or some other big country, which would play off his plan. If something uncontrollable happened, he must support the garrison to suppress it first.

Compared with the grand scene in Malaya, the situation here in Juba is actually better. The key is that the performance of the black uncles is reassuring. Although they don’t want to say racial discrimination, the reason why Africa survived until the late nineteenth century The main reason for the division was that the colonial expeditions had only overcome many diseases in Africa at that time.This has little to do with the combat effectiveness of black people themselves.

John nodded and continued, "I just persuaded the protesters to go back together with Joseph Agu. I didn't expect that black man to have a few slaps. Why does he need international support? It's only aimed at Arabs, and those blacks really bought it." .”

"Those niggers are smart, they really know that you are not easy to mess with, so they won't jump out and seek death." Grace snorted, and said with a sarcasm, "When you meet them, you must be clear from the beginning, and you must not soften your heart. "

"Grace, this is not North Rhodesia. Of course, if the French want to hire you, provide some experience. I definitely have no objection!" Alan Wilson asked Grace to say a few words at this moment, and it is not him at this moment Time to show off professionalism here.

"Now, wait or what?" John didn't treat Gretel as an uninvited guest, and discussed with Alan Wilson what to do next.

"Wait, we also need to give some preparation time to our friends in the media. I have already contacted by telegram. The historical hatred of the slave trade is the starting point. This starting point, the Americans will definitely not jump out to make trouble Yes, be humble, it won't be obvious." Alan Wilson took out the inventory given by his wife, and threw a cigar at each of them.

It’s not that Alan Wilson has nothing to do. Apart from the actress, he can also write a diary. He won’t be like Chang Gong who greets Marshall with a smile and promises in real life. He punches hard in the diary and denounces Marshall as a horse Son.

Writing a diary is not every day. On the contrary, Alan Wilson does not have the habit of keeping a diary. He just writes down the major events he has experienced. In essence, he records his response to problems, so that he will forget how to deal with similar problems in the future. question.

"Such a woman is lying in front of you, but you write a diary?" Heidi Lamarr didn't do it at this time. "Who is a decent person to write a diary?"

"Writing a diary can make a decent person?" Allen Wilson said without thinking, and then said, "I want to record Sudan's independent response. For example, John proposed to amend a constitution in accordance with the French constitution for Khartoum Use. I didn’t think of this, so it’s good to have more peaceful discussions with colleagues.”

Once again, it is time to use the British Empire without compromising the hegemony of public opinion. At present, it is only in this field that the United Kingdom is still the British Empire. The matter of Sudan’s independence must be shaped into what the United Kingdom wants. Work on public opinion is inevitable.

British newspapers such as The Times and the Daily Times, together with radio stations, began to follow up on Sudan’s affairs. The same recipe and the same taste wanted to prove that the partition of Sudan was justified as well as the correctness of British India’s partition.

Moreover, Sudan also has a natural excuse. The Arabs and blacks have feuded against the black slave trade, the countless souls on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, and the blacks who are close to one-tenth of the population of the United States are enough to prevent the major newspapers in the United States from confronting British public opinion.

Because the black slave trade looks like Sudan, but almost everyone knows that the United States is not clean, and a civil war was fought for it. Even considering the perception of one-tenth of the population, American newspapers will not publish it. sing praises.

Civilian racial discrimination is private, but public opinion in the United States cannot endorse it, at most it is as if it has not seen it.Even if you want to take the opportunity to connotate black people, you will only do so by reprinting the headlines of foreign newspapers.

As the Sudanese commissioner, John came again to the place where York Kidston and the US representative lived. Just a few days ago, the place was surrounded by angry blacks. He came here specially to appease the local protesting blacks.

I am not afraid of hardships and dangers, otherwise, who said that the embarrassing scene of the Libyan ambassador will not appear in advance after decades?

The whole world has been agitated by the conflict between the north and the south of Sudan. After all, there is no big news recently. Sudan has a strong sense of presence, and newspapers need to be sold, so the matter of Sudan's independence is very hot.

"Now, maybe we have to admit that the hatred caused by the black slave trade should not be solved. I don't know if Washington can speak out and make some efforts? To preserve the integrity of Sudan?" John beat around the bush for a long time, It is still getting to the point, and just getting into the point is to put the United States on fire.

"John, after all, this is a matter for the UK. Although we are close allies, the independence of Sudan is ultimately the responsibility of the UK. We respect the results of the UK's handling." York Kidston shook his head and said, "The United States does not have ambitions for the British colonies. Many mouthpieces bought by the Soviets always say so. You don't think so?"

"Of course not. The special relationship between Britain and the United States is an objective fact." John said with a face of approval, "But we really hope that the United States will play a key role."

"The United States is happy to see any plan led by the United Kingdom emerge." York Kidston said righteously.

That's good!The Sudanese commissioner raised his eyebrows. At least one thing can be confirmed now. The United States will not express its position on the partition of Sudan.

South Sudanese independence leader Joseph Agu received a unilateral hint from Britain that Britain and the United States would support South Sudan's independence from Sudan, but the United States is not good at expressing its position publicly.

Chapter 826 We Are Professionals

It was still a division of labor, with Alan Wilson talking to Rahman Mahdi while the Sudanese commissioner dealt with the other.

"Although there will inevitably be some differences between the two sides when it comes to issues, Mr. Rahman, it's not that we don't have a common language. What you want is Sudan's independence, not the so-called common development with Egypt, isn't it?" A descendant of an enemy fought by the British Expeditionary Force, Alan Wilson remains well bred.

"I never deny that in some places, Sudan and Britain share a common language." Rahman Mahdi nodded. He is actually very old now, and at this age he has nothing to pursue.

Historically, the Sudan and the United Kingdom had enmity, and his father had led the Sudan to fight against the United Kingdom.

But don't forget that Sudan and Egypt are not without hatred, they also have hatred.

Like South Sudan's concerns, the ideas of Rahman Mahdi's faction are similar to those of South Sudan's black leader Joseph Agu. Joseph Agu is worried about the Arabs in Sudan.And Rahman Mahdi is concerned about the Egyptians, though by definition everyone is Arab.

In the eyes of Rahman Mahdi, Egypt is Egypt and Sudan is Sudan.

To Egypt, Ali Pasha was a national hero and a representative of modern Egypt, but this kind of historical figure has always been my honey and the other's arsenic. To Sudan, especially the eyes of the Rahman Mahdi, Ali Pasha There is no essential difference between Xia and Britain.

This will not change because the two sides also believe in the same religion. The Egyptian invasion of Sudan was originally a war launched to plunder sufficient mineral resources.

However, many minerals cannot be mined due to insufficient technical level. The new army built by Muhammad Ali is also slandering his muscles and bones with meaningless consumption. Since he cannot generate enough income, he has resorted to levying and looting to recover the cost.

Many Sudanese people who could not pay taxes were forced to become slaves, and the Egyptian army also took the initiative to plunder the slaves and return them to the country. A lot of bloodshed broke out. In order to maintain the rule, Egypt could only continue to increase its troops. Slaughter establishes rule in Sudan.

The population of Sudan was lost, the wealth was squeezed out, and the infrastructure was destroyed by the rebellion. At that time, the military fortress of the Egyptian army even became Khartoum, the capital of Sudan today. It can be seen that Egypt's invasion and rule have caused terrible damage to Sudan.

The next step is the popular British debut. In the late period of Ali Pasha, Egypt was already exhausted from years of war. In the end, Ali Pasha's reform failed. Britain seized the opportunity and turned Egypt and Sudan into colonies.

Alan Wilson is very happy. Rahman Mahdi is a 70-year-old man. Even if he can rule the independent Sudan, how many years will he be independent?He remembered that Sudan entered the established path within a few years of its independence, from one coup to another on the established path of most African countries.

It is best to rush to South Sudan before Joseph Agu's independence, and Sudan would be in chaos. In this way, it may be possible to continue to fight in South Sudan and maintain the British presence in South Sudan.

Rahman Mahdi didn't know that the British people in front of him were looking forward to their own early death, and Sudan hurriedly entered the daily orbit of political chaos in African countries. The constitution of the French Fourth Republic also served this purpose.

At this time, he was still thinking about how to avoid Egypt’s influence on Sudan after Britain left. After all, among the two major parties in Sudan, Ismail Azari’s brother party is closer to Egypt than his National People’s Party .

This is not to say that once Ismail Azari comes to power, Sudan will definitely merge with Egypt, but there is a possibility, so he said again, "I don't know if the previous guarantee still counts."

"Look at what Mr. Rahman said, of course it counts." Allen Wilson said with an aggrieved look, "We British have always attached great importance to contracts, just because of the current situation in South Sudan, there may be some details On the issue, there are some variables.”

Reasonable people knew that there was little hope of persuading Britain to accept Egypt's full sovereignty over the Sudan, which the Egyptian public now believed to be Egypt's right.

So when the colony grows large, this kind of thing will happen. The attitude of Britain in Sudan is favorable, but it may not be favorable in Egypt. The plan acceptable to Sudan may be disgusted by Egyptians.

It would be fine if Britain only had interests in one of them, but the problem is that Britain has both Egypt and Sudan.

Alan Wilson had to come to Sudan. He believed that this matter was handled properly, and it was a very positive example for the thorny problems facing Britain in the entire colonial issue.

Now let's see if the two colonial commissioners who have personally experienced the independence of British India can have the skills of clowns, play with the clown ball in their hands, tell the United States to shut up and not express their views, and passively wait to be dragged into the water by the United Kingdom. Basically, there is no problem. .

Now it is to muddy the water and not offend any party on major issues, including Egypt, which seems to be irrelevant. At this time, Alan Wilson has long forgotten that the rhetoric at the Cairo embassy is a big one. The birth of a new country can only be known by actually doing it. How difficult these things are.

After the black protests in South Sudan were quelled by Joseph Agu, the international community already knew that the blacks in South Sudan publicly declared that they were unwilling to stay in the same country with the Arabs because of the black slave trade in the [-]th century.

Because it involved the black slave trade, it led to a situation where the United States and the Soviet Union were silent.

Because of its black history, it is impossible for the United States to take a stand on this.The Soviet Union's thinking is more simple. This is a matter of offending people. If you support it or not, you will offend one of them. It's better to ignore it.

After a flurry of reports in the public opinion, it is enough to let countries know what the problem is.Anyway, this is just an excuse to give the South Sudanese lion a big mouth.

With the popularity of the media, the protest was over, and it became a matter of course to hold talks again.This time the talks were still hosted by John, the Sudanese commissioner, and Alan Wilson was still hiding in other places and pretending to be dead.

Before the meeting started, John explained London's attitude and said to several leaders of different forces, "Prime Minister Attlee has authorized me to make the following guarantee to the Sudanese people: the constitution and power of the Sudanese government will not be affected by the recent The Government of the Sudan is actively engaged in the task of preparing the Sudanese for self-government and the freedom to choose their future status. Her Majesty's Government will not allow any diversion from the Government of the Sudan from its mission happened."

Of course, this kind of official article has no binding force on the representatives of all parties. The only thing that is binding is that the UK has not left yet. You can make any noise, but you must not solve the problem on the battlefield.

"There are many blacks living in Darfur, and they are not Arabs." After the attitude of the British government was conveyed, Joseph Agu directly carried out blackmail at the beginning of the negotiations. The jurisdiction of Tumu, Darfur as a whole has nothing to do with Khartoum.

Joseph Agu opened his mouth with a heavy blow, directly making Rahman Mahdi and Ismail Azari dizzy, and neither of them expected to involve Darfur.

But immediately, the two party leaders retorted angrily, and a fierce quarrel broke out with Joseph Agu.The entire Darfur occupies one-fifth of the entire Sudan. If South Sudan and Darfur are separated from Sudan, Sudan will immediately lose half of its land.

Relying on the small number of blacks in two places, half of the land should be taken away from the Arabs who occupy the majority of the population. This is no longer just a matter of provocation, but a negotiation with life.

This time the negotiations are even more tense than the last time, and the dialogue between Arabs and blacks is full of gunpowder.

Even York Kidston, who reappeared in the talks, seemed to be participating not in a separate meeting, but as two feuds issuing ultimatums to each other.

Neither Rahman Mahdi nor Ismail Azari could accept Joseph Agu's unreasonable demands.If they accept it, the two of them will definitely be eliminated as traitors when they go back.

Not surprisingly, this time the talks ended dismal again, without any results.At this time, Sudanese Commissioner John found Joseph Agu again, instead of communicating, he complained, "The black people in the south should be blackmailing. From this point of view, the hatred between the two parties is indeed irresolvable."

Two days later, at the junction of North and South Sudan, a bloody incident shocked the representatives of all parties in Juba. Two Arab settlement villages were slaughtered, hundreds of people were killed, and the houses where the victims lived were destroyed. Ignition, according to survivors who narrowly escaped death, was a massacre by a group of black people armed with weapons.

The matter was first reported to Khartoum, and then to Juba. Juba was negotiating a matter of great importance. The Sudanese British army immediately dispatched to the massacre site to investigate. At the same time, this incident also complicated the talks.

Both Rahman Mahdi and Ismail Azari said angrily that they were not ready to negotiate and were still solving the problem on the battlefield, but in the end, under pressure from the representatives of the United Kingdom and the United States, they did not pay. for action.

"Joseph, how could you do this." Allen Wilson accused Joseph Agu, "Don't tell me that it has nothing to do with you, or that you can't control the South Sudanese army."

Joseph Agu opened his mouth, and finally said, "I must investigate this matter."

When Joseph Agu left, Alan Wilson said to himself, "No problem, right?"

"Don't worry, absolutely not." Grace replied flatly, "We are still professional in this kind of thing."

Chapter 827 Similar Flowers

"But you still have black people under your command?" Alan Wilson clapped his hands and said, "That's surprising."

"Borrowed from Rhodesia, but it's not that there are no blacks in Northern Rhodesia. It's just that we ignore them, you know, we don't have any contact with them at all, and we isolate anything after the eighteenth century from them. Here." Grace said in a flat tone, "It's like using blacks to suppress blacks, only Rhodesians can do it."

Allen Wilson has been to Northern Rhodesia. It can be said that if there are black people there, they are exactly the same as the ancient primitive tribes. The Slavs have already taken the opportunity to eliminate or drive away all the tribes with a bit of civilization.

Strictly control the supplies entering Northern Rhodesia, especially medicines, and never let medicines stay outside their control.

Otherwise, if it was originally a drug testing site, Africa and India are the most suitable places in the world. The relationship between Alan Wilson and the Slavs can completely use the Ustasha and Chetnik organizations to control any link in the entire process. Clear and clear, no nods to governments across India are needed.

The problem is that Northern Rhodesia is cut off from any civilized and black contact, not even drug testing.

As for the Rhodesian black armed forces who made white gloves this time, if nothing happens, they will be killed immediately.It might have started by now.

Then Grace said that he would disappear for a few days, and Alan Wilson guessed that he wanted to kill people himself.Now that the matter has come to this point, he doesn't say anything, he can only wish the other party a smooth journey, what can he do?He is also very desperate...

The North and South Sudans have entered into the prelude of mutual hostility and even mutual hatred, which makes John, the authentic Sudan Commissioner, very busy, although he does not know why it is such a coincidence that there has been a cleansing of the junction.

So he could only appease the North and South Sudans, and promised to the North Sudan that he would never let the black lion speak loudly.To Joseph Agu, he said that he would run around for partition.

In the report to London, as his good friend, Alan Wilson suggested adopting the narrative policy of "I am weak and I am reasonable", showing the gap between blacks and Arabs, emphasizing the harm of the black slave trade, and finally making partition a matter of course.

After the official Sudanese commissioner was busy, Alan Wilson continued to hide in a safe place and maintain information exchanges with various places. Just because he is in Africa, he cannot lack understanding of the rest of the world.

There is a lot of news about the Malayan colony, but not much, except that some rallies were attacked by anti-British elements, and then the colonial government put on a generous gesture to express forgiveness to most ignorant people.

It's nothing more than a major security incident somewhere, and an ethnic conflict somewhere, basically it's not a big deal.It has also been processed.

What a major safety accident, the number of deaths is lowered below the visual warning line.The same goes for ethnic conflicts.Nor did it matter in the final analysis to the colonial government.

The remaining things also include the Royal Navy's warning design for Indonesian gunboats entering local waters, which caused protests in Jakarta and so on.

"Why don't you sink it?" Alan Wilson put down the telegram, his face changed slightly, and what appeared was great disappointment.

The most important thing is that Emperor Bao Dai of Nanyue was kicked out by Ngo Dinh Diem in the referendum to change the national system, and Nanyue also completed the journey from France to the United States to change his father.

Emperor Bao Dai was also straightforward, knowing that times had changed, and Ngo Dinh Diem was more supported by the Americans than he was, so he directly left Saigon with his cronies and came to settle in British Malaya.

In Alisa's telegram, she stated that she was trying to make Emperor Bao Dai feel at home, and she also asked where it would be more appropriate to arrange to settle down.

Of course, it is the Isthmus of Carat. The local ethnic composition is relatively complicated, and it is in the agricultural development of the Mountbatten Group.

There are both the original population of British Burma and the peace believers and Buddhists in southern Thailand. They need a banner of reactionary forces to control the local area. Emperor Bao Dai is an outsider, so it is more appropriate to settle in the local area.

With Alan Wilson's concept of being friends with various reactionaries, he thinks that there are not enough reactionary forces in the Malaya colonies.Absolutely not too little!

Heidi Rama watched the man finish his work in disappointment, and then asked in a low voice, "You care so much about Malaya here, are you worried about something happening there? Worried about the Chinese rebelling against British rule?"

"I am worried, but I am not worried about the Chinese. Many colleagues in Asia have a wrong view. They are too fearful of China. It makes sense in Xiangjiang, but in Malaya? In fact, I have always thought of the Chinese, a large ethnic group in Southeast Asia, It’s viewed as a vulnerable group.” Alan Wilson put away the telegram that he was going to send through the garrison tomorrow, and said with a smile, “The bamboo curtain threat Washington is talking about? It’s fine for them to think so, and it won’t interfere with my judgment.”

"You are confident!" Heidi Lamar pursed her lips, not knowing where to put her hands. She also admitted in her heart that this young man is sometimes very attractive.

"It's a bit arrogant to say, but it's also a fact. Compared with the current mainstream world, ancient civilizations like India and China are just cultures spread in one region. The Chinese colors of Japan and South Korea are present all the time. reduce."

The fact is that now the entire socialist camp together, abandons all differences in a split second and realizes all potential.It only has an advantage in Eurasia. In the whole world, the power of the free world far exceeds that of the opposite side.

The Soviet Union, China, and India are considered San Francisco at best, and it is true that the free world has nothing to do with them.

But if it can be replaced by the other party, the free world will win if the war option is eliminated and the fight continues in the Cold War mode.

It's a pity that the leader of the free world is the United States, which has few ways to deal with the Soviets and has the wisdom of Britain and France.Hitting a Vietnam and seriously injuring himself will never hurt Britain and France.

In the 80s, Reagan single-handedly punched seven wounds. If the Soviet Union resisted, no one knew what would happen to the United States next.

The end result is that the free world should have won, but almost lost because the boss couldn't do it.The consequence of winning is that Britain and France are weakened to the original point, and the next round of opponents will simply be dealt with by the United States, and Britain and France will not be able to help.

In Alan Wilson's eyes, the Cold War is actually, with the colonies and influence retained by Britain and France, the cooperation of the United States, Britain and France will stabilize the entire socialist camp, and it can completely solve the biggest enemy. Let's see what to do next.

However, while the United States was fighting against the Soviet Union, it was also constantly weakening Britain and France, which led to the late Cold War, where it became a one-on-one confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union, and the stable situation became a duel.

The entire free world is much stronger than the entire Soviet bloc, and this is true in all indicators of land and population.

But from the comparison of one country alone, the United States is not necessarily much stronger than the Soviet Union, not to mention that the Soviet Union has a geographical advantage, which can radiate all directions of the Eurasian continent.

So Alan Wilson is also desperate. He can't put his hope in the United States. What will happen when the United States has no confidence?Britain must preserve enough strength to be able to respond.

The Sudanese Commissioner has been busy during this time, cooperating with all parties in London, Khartoum, and Juba, and solemnly promised many promises that could not be fulfilled in the name of the British Empire.

It is also full of sincerity, and it is also sensible and emotional, showing that it is not the UK that wants to rely on South Sudan not to leave.Rather, the split between North and South Sudan has become a foregone conclusion. At present, what Khartoum can fight for is to preserve its sovereignty over Darfur.

The old colleague made great efforts. Alan Wilson did not know that he was still at the military base to see if the British military could investigate the previous massacre. After a few days of observation, he came to a conclusion that it should be an investigation Nothing came out.